I've been using this product for a while now ever since my husband complained about the scent of baby powder on me! I liked the effect of the baby powder in helping my skin to dry after bathing and leaving it lovely and soft, but I agreed with him on the scent - it's not great on a grown woman! I thought I wouldn't be able to find an alternative as all other powders I have seen are of the lavender and royal jelly scent group, and are more suited to a lady in her later years... i thought baby was a more acceptable smell out of the two! I found this while topping up on my usual bath bombs at Lush and was initially attracted by the cocoa butter as an ...  Read the complete review

The Silky Underwear Dusting Powder by Lush is unusual by name and unusual by nature. Dusting powders have been used for over four centuries but have always mainly belonged in the territory of either the very old, the very young or the aristocrats and has remained a no go zone for everyone in the middle. Lush is determined to rectify that situation however by making this sweet and versatile product something that all of us modern day ladies go reaching for in order to solve a whole host of beauty dilemmas. What is the purpose of a dusting powder? There are several different but equally fabulous purposes that this delectable dusting powder ...  Read the complete review

When I was a lot younger I had a real issue with feeling clammy say after a shower/ bath or just during the warmer months. As a solution my mum would put a light sprinkling of talc in my socks and the horrible clamming feet problem would instantly disappear. As I have got older I stopped using talc and managed! However, in my late teens I discovered Lush's range of talc powers and as I was sitting in quite a humid office I thought I could get a grown up version on talc and use it to stop feeling so clammy! Lush have quite a substantial range of body powders, most of which I have tried but my favourite has always been Silky Underwear. Silky Underwear used ...  Read the complete review

I suffer from eczema on my arms and legs and have always struggled to find a cream, lotion or anything that will suit my skin. I first tried this product 12 months ago when a sales assistant in my local Lush recommended it to me. I used it when I got home and have used no other product since. This talc keeps my skin soft and fragrant all year long. It is perfect for using in warmer weather (I sprinkle some in my socks to keep my feet smelling sweet!) and because there are small particles of cocoa butter in the talc, it works wonders in the colder months too, moisturising my skin rather than drying it out. I use this talc after my morning shower as ...  Read the complete review

For some people the thought of talc conjures up images of little old ladies, slippers, hand knitted cardigans and lace doilies with ornaments on, so wasnt sure what to make of Lush's dusting powder. I had been intrigued by the tubs whilst in the store one day and once I took a sniff of Silky Underwear knew I had to have it. It features one of my most favourite scents, jasmine. The product comes in a black cardboard tube, plastic lid, which turns to use product (so far tradional talc images) and cost £5.86 for 100g. What is different about this product over your tradional talc is the inclusion a tiny bits of cocoa butter, which soften the skin. I ...  Read the complete review